This week’s top reads from The Straits Times, Feb 15, 2025

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‘I love you’: What is stopping Singaporeans from saying these three words?

Generational differences are not the only reason Singaporeans might skip the L-word.

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Medical Mysteries: The student who is slowly ‘turning into stone’

NTU student Raphaella Gautama has a rare condition that causes muscle and tissue to gradually change into bone.

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Does hot lemon water have any health benefits?

It is a hydrating drink – but it is not the cure-all that influencers promise.

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Who are the WP’s new faces ahead of GE2025?

Observers expect the party to field more candidates than before at the upcoming election.

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Why holding too much cash can be costly and how to maximise wealth

Money sitting in a bank is secure, but it can also mean missing out on potentially higher returns.

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6 things to remember about late veteran entertainer Moses Lim

The 75-year-old loved to tell stories on screen and off, be it through skits, variety shows, books and food.

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Do Singaporeans have an image problem abroad?

Many Hong Kongers feel that Singaporeans are arrogant. Do they have a point?

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Woman who fell while on double-decker bus loses lawsuit against SBS Transit, driver

When she was cross-examined, she confirmed she was fit and did not require any mobility aid to get to the upper deck of the bus.

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